Rania Mankarious

Joanne King Herring, actress Mira Sorvino, and Crime Stoppers’ executive director Rania Mankarious (Photo: Quy Tran Photography)

Courtney Zavala, Laura Ward, honoree Bill Balleza, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg, and Crime Stoppers’ chief executive officer Rania Mankarious (Photo: Quy Tran Photography)

Ramy Mankarious, Crime Stoppers of Houston chief executive officer Rania Mankarious, Dror Zadok, Vivian King, and Helene Zadok (Photo: CatchLight Group)

Amy Leibman, Rania Mankarious, Sheridan Williams, and Genny McIntyre (Photo: Quy Tran Photography)

Rania Mankarious

Pictured are (from left) Neil and Amy Leibman, Mankarious, Sheridan and John Eddie Williams, and Genny and John McIntyre. (Photo: CatchLight Group)

Crime Stoppers' CEO Rania Mankarious, honoree Jerri Duddlesten Moore, and Maha Rasheed Khan. (Photo: Quy Tran Photography)

Moderator Sydney Zuiker (top left) spoke with Scilla Andreen (top right), Rania Mankarious (bottom right) and Kirby Long (bottom left) about LIKE in a panel discussion following the screening. (Photo: Tania Cruz)

Rania Mankarious, CEO of Crime Stoppers of Houston, provides perspectives on the news in this Sunday Mornings with Rania blog. 

Panelists (from left) Rania Mankarious, Chief Byron Holloway, Angela Koreth, Leslie Wood and Swati Narayan discussed safety and mental health on Wednesday evening. (Photo: Pooja Salhotra)

Buzz editor Joni Hoffman and Crime Stoppers CEO Rania Mankarious. (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Sippi Khurana, Rania Mankarious, Hallie Vanderhider, Brigitte Kalai. (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Donae Chramosta, Jerri Duddlesten Moore, John Douglas, Maha Khan, Rania Mankarious. (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

First Lady Cecilia Abbott and Rania Mankarious. (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

The Buzz Magazines partnered with Crime Stoppers of Houston, Krav Haganah and Evelyn’s Park Conservancy to host a community self-defense class on Tuesday, July 30. Pictured here are: (back row, from left) Jempy Neyman, John Peek, Jenna McGraw, Sydney Zuiker, Officer John Edwards, Michael Hoffman; (front row, from left) Rania Mankarious, Joni Hoffman, Jordan Magaziner, Patricia Ritter, Michelle Sacks and Tania Cruz. (Photo: Pooja Salhotra) 

Before class, (from left) Sam Gershen, Rania Mankarious and Bob Meehan pause for a photo. (Photo: Tania Cruz) 

(From left) Donae Chramosta, Rania Mankarious, Tatiana Sierra, Joanna Coles, Joanne King Herring, Jennifer Reyna, Jerri Duddleston Moore, Maha Saeed Khan, Omar Saeed Khan. (Photo: Catchlight Photography) 

(From left) Gala co-chair Sippi Khurana, Crime Stoppers of Houston executive director Rania Mankarious, keynote speaker Joanna Coles and gala co-chair Brigitte Kalai. (Photo: Catchlight Photography) 

Pictured (from left) at the inaugural Women Who Shape Houston Luncheon are Caroline Harper Knapp, Donae Chramosta, Natalie Ariz, Rania Mankarious and Hunter Bell. 

Tia Neyman shared her story with Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston. 

Honoree Alan Helfman announced that he was gifting Crime Stoppers of Houston with a brand-new 2018 Dodge Ram. Pictured: Alan Helfman, emcee Dana Tyson and Crime Stoppers' executive director Rania Mankarious. (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Maria Morales, Rania Mankarious, Maha Rasheed (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Tama Lundquist, Rania Mankarious, Tena Faust (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Rania Mankarious, Bella Chramosta, Donae Chramosta, Rob Chramosta (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Rania Mankarious with Dave and Laura Ward (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Susan Boggio, Rania Mankarious (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Vicki Rizzo, Michelle Heinz, Rania Mankarious, Sister Jane Meyer from St. Agnes Academy (Photo: CatchLight Group) 

Rania Mankarious, pictured here with Barbara Bush, shares what she learned from the former First Lady.  

The Buzz Magazines' and Crime Stoppers team at the luncheon: (from left) Carly Gray, Rania Mankarious, Michael Hoffman, Joni Hoffman, Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld, Paige Hollek, Cabell Wood, Tania Cruz (Photo: Dylan Aguilar) 

Rania Mankarious introducing panelists Kelly Litvak, John Clark and Jennifer Hohman (Photo: Dylan Aguilar) 

Buzz editor Joni Hoffman and Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston, welcoming the crowd to the Courageous Conversations luncheon. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar) 

(From left) Donae Chramosta, Rania Mankarious and Leisa Holland-Nelson. (Photo: Catchlight Group/Michelle Watson) 

(From left) Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston, keynote speaker Bob Woodruff and guest speaker Alissa Parker. (Photo: Catchlight Group/Michelle Watson) 

Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston and Buzz editor Joni Hoffman. (Photo: Catchlight Group/Michelle Watson) 

Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston, pictured here with her father. In honor of Father's Day, she reflects on lessons learned from her dad, and what it's like to watch her children with their father, her husband, Ramy. 

Joni Hoffman, Rania Mankarious (Photo: Dylan Aguilar) 

Jacquie Baly, Rania Mankarious, Michelle Heinz (Photo: Dylan Aguilar) 

Rania Mankarious (Photo: Dylan Aguilar) 

Rania Mankarious (Photo: Dylan Aguilar) 

(From left) Courtney Haas, Rania Mankarious, Ruchi Mukherjee. (Photo: Roswitha Vogler) 

Mayor Sylvester Turner and Rania Mankarious (Photo: Roswitha Vogler) 

(From left) Michelle Williams, Tracy Faulkner, Rania Mankarious, Dana Tyson, Gail Stalarow (Photo: Roswitha Vogler) 

Rania Mankarious and Ellen Cokinos (Photo: Roswitha Vogler) 

Rania Mankarious, Harry and Cora Sue Mach (Photo: Roswitha Vogler) 

Steve Mach, Rania Mankarious, Joella Mach (Photo: Roswitha Vogler) 

Rania Mankarious with Laura and Dave Ward. 

Rania Mankarious (middle) with Tama Lundquist and Tena Lundquist Faust

Rania and Officer Ann Carrizales

Jennifer Reyna and Rania Mankarious

Rania Mankarious with Council Member Karla Cisneros and Council Member Brenda Stardig (at podium). 

STAYING SAFE Buzz resident Gail Stalarow (at left) was robbed at gunpoint and is working with Rania Mankarious (at right) to share holiday-season safety tips. Mankarious is executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston. (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Rania Mankarous, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston, with Houston Police Department Acting Chief Martha Montalvo. (Photo: Roswitha Vogler)

(From left) Michael Rezendes, Senior Investigative Reporter with the Boston Globe Spotlight Team. Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston, honoree Dave Ward and gala coordinator Laura Ward. (Photo: Roswitha Vogler)

Rania Mankarious

NBC News Correspondent Janet Shamlian (on left) was keynote speaker at the annual Houston’s Heroes Awards Luncheon. Here she is pictured with Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston.

Honorees Laura Ward, Lt. Wende Wakeman, Crime Stoppers Executive Director Rania Mankarious, Wells Fargo's Susan Holcomb, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo's Jennifer Hazelton and Michelle Heinz. 

Chief Byron Holloway and Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston, presented at a Lunch and Learn event hosted by The Buzz on the topic of keeping our businesses safe. 

“It’s important to proactively keep your business safe,” said Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston.

Chief Byron Holloway, Buzz editor Joni Hoffman, Crime Stoppers' executive director Rania Mankarious and Buzz publisher Michael Hoffman after a successful Lunch and Learn event at Charlie's BBQ. 

Rania Mankarious is executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston. (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston with honoree Dave Ward and longtime friend Steve Tyrell, who sang "You've Got a Friend in Me" at the gala. (Photo: Michelle Watson)

Melanie Lawson, emcee of the gala, with Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston. (Photo: Michelle Watson)

(From left) Dave and Laura Ward, Ted Koppel, Rania and Ramy Mankarious. (Photo: Michelle Watson)

Rania Mankarious, executive director of Crime Stoppers of Houston, and Michelle Sacks, head of the Safe School program (from left), work to keep children safe at school. (Photo: hartphoto.com)

Crime Stoppers of Houston executive director Rania Mankarious (middle) with Buzz publisher Michael Hoffman and Buzz editor Joni Hoffman. (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Michael Hoffman, Rania Mankarious, Joni Hoffman, Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Michael Hoffman, Rania Mankarious, Joni Hoffman and Scott McClelland, president, H-E-B Houston division, who was keynote speaker at the luncheon. (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Rania Mankarious with Dave Ward, ABC-13, emcee of the event. He was Crime Stoppers first on-air reporter at the time of their inception in 1981. (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Rania Mankarious, Dave Ward, Joni Hoffman, Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Officer James Sobota, Matthew Burrus-Pearce, Rania Mankarious, Michael Burrus-Pearce, Officer Mark Eisenman. (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Gwen Emmett and Crimestoppers of Houston executive director Rania Mankarious